Atomos designs and manufactures innovative monitor-recorders and video production tools, enabling creative professionals to record high-quality ProRes and RAW video from DSLR and mirrorless cameras.
Atomos is an Australian video technology company specializing in on-camera monitor-recorders that enhance the capabilities of DSLR, mirrorless, and cinema cameras. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Cremorne, Victoria, Atomos has revolutionized digital video workflows by allowing creators to bypass internal camera compression and record directly to high-quality, edit-ready codecs like Apple ProRes, ProRes RAW, and Avid DNxHR. Their product ecosystem bridges the gap between consumer hardware and professional post-production requirements.
The brand's flagship product lines include the Ninja, Shogun, and Shinobi series, which feature daylight-viewable HDR touchscreens, advanced monitoring tools (such as waveform, false color, and focus peaking), and robust connectivity options. The recently introduced Ninja Phone adaptor brings professional monitoring and recording capabilities to the iPhone. Atomos devices are widely used by videographers, content creators, and filmmakers to ensure color accuracy, exposure precision, and seamless integration with cloud-based production workflows.
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You can register your device at the Atomos Cloud Studio portal (my.atomos.com). Registration often allows you to extend the standard 1-year warranty to 3 years for eligible products with an MSRP over $500.
Firmware updates (AtomOS) can be downloaded from the Product Support section of the official Atomos website. Updating via the SD card or SSD is recommended to unlock new features and camera compatibility.
No, the Shinobi series consists of pure monitors designed for framing and exposure tools. If you require recording capabilities (ProRes/DNx), look for the Ninja or Shogun series recorders.
Atomos recorders typically use the Master Caddy II/III system or AtomX SSDmini drives. It is crucial to use approved SSDs that meet the write speed requirements for 4K and high-frame-rate recording.
You can submit a support ticket through the Atomos Help Center at support.atomos.com if you encounter hardware or software issues.
